Nevada Code § 40.687

Disclosure of information concerning insurance agreements; compelled production of information
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Notwithstanding
any other provision of law:
1. A contractor shall, no later
than 10 days after a response is made pursuant to this chapter, disclose to the
claimant any information about insurance agreements that may be obtained by
discovery pursuant to rule 26 (b)(2)
of the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure. Such disclosure does not affect the
admissibility at trial of the information disclosed.
2. Except as otherwise provided in
subsection 3, if the contractor fails to provide the information required
pursuant to subsection 1 within the time allowed, the claimant may petition the
court to compel production of the information. Upon receiving such a petition,
the court may order the contractor to produce the required information and may
award the claimant reasonable attorneys fees and costs incurred in petitioning
the court pursuant to this subsection.
3. The parties may agree to an extension
of time for the contractor to produce the information required pursuant to this
section.
4. For the purposes of this section,
information about insurance agreements is limited to any declaration sheets,
endorsements and contracts of insurance issued to the contractor from the
commencement of construction of the residence of the claimant to the date on
which the request for the information is made and does not include information
concerning any disputes between the contractor and an insurer or information
concerning any reservation of rights by an insurer.

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